Man, this past year has been a bum one for me comp wise. I am on my computer now but its all held together with pins and duct tape at this point. Gonna have to build a new box between now and end of march.

bleh. In any case, like I said, love the video! I will be on more once I get mah box built. in the mean time I will visit on my phone when I can

>>15396Glad you enjoyed the vid, man. I know you wanted to help out, but couldn't. It turned out pretty cool I think. It seems Echo has chickenshat on this place, so I may be on my own for the remainder.

And my heart, it don't beat, it don't beat the way it used to. And my eyes, don't recognize you no more. And my lips, they don't kiss, they don't kiss the way they used to. And my eyes don't recognize you no more.

So very epic. With the training she had in Kick-Ass, I wonder if she knows as much about weapons as I do. Judging from the first movie, I'd say not, because her and Nicolas Cage make so many errors. But it IS just a movie.

It actually is pretty wild to see those errors, because they're so god-awfully obvious to me but of course things keep moving on the screen. When Nicolas Cage points the weapon at his friend while he's reading the comic in the saferoom, he removes the magazine and racks the slide back, ejecting the round from the chamber. You hear the round fall out and hit the ground, but you don't see it. And nobody just leaves a round lying on the ground. Especially a live round. It's just not done. I was like come on man. Pick that shit up.

In a remarkable event that has sent shock waves through the world's collective scientific circles, Trevor Duke Moretz - ever hovering brother of cuddly starlet Chloe Grace Moretz - was apparently attacked by a species of hitherto unknown giant sand worms as he and his sister arrived for the mind eroding spectacle that was Rihanna's London Concert on the 19Th. Launching their assault as the Moretz clan was entering the venue, the worms - which in attack mode bear a remarkable resemblance to something out of Frank Herbert's Dune - apparently tried to swallow Trevor's feet whole and made it extremely difficult for him to indulge in his favorite pastime of terrorizing the paparazzi. Yet it was these very same miscreants who took the following picture, which has caused an unprecedented uproar in the cryptozoological community and beyond….

Exactly what kind of strange life forms have attached themselves to Trevor's feet, and what could possibly be their nefarious purpose? Are they trying to feed, procreate, communicate, migrate, cohabitate, or simply hitch a ride on the Duke for a free concert? Though sand worms are the prevailing theory, there is still yet no firm consensus, and wild theories abound. Could they in fact be some crazed new mutated form of Venus flytrap?Are the creatures even terrestrial in nature, or could they be harbingers of an alien invasion? A theory that they are long extinct plesiosaurus that attached to his feet several days before the concert when Trevor was frolicking in the waves at South Devon beach was dismissed out of hand because, if they were already attached to his feet, then how did he manage to put on his fancy, tight pants for the concert?